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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-16
Miscellaneous

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In the Probate Court of Alturss County. Territory
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
THE AMERICAN REPUBLICS.
Mr.. McCreary's Object In Proposing Con
ference at the Capital.

Mr. MeCreary's Object In Proposing Con-
ference at the Capital.
WASHINGTON, December 15.-Mr. Nc
Creary, of Kentucky, will at the first op-
portunity re-introduce into the House the
bill requesting and authorizing the Presi-
dent to Invite the several governments OF
the republics of Mexico, Central and
South America, and the empire Of Brazil
to Join the United States in conference to
be he held at Washington. in the United
States, for the purpose of discussing and
recommending for adoption for their r.spec-
tive governments some plan of arbitration
for the settlement of disagreements and dis
putes that may hereafter rise between
them, aud for considering questions relat-
ing to the improvement Of business inter
course between said countries, and to en-
courage such reciprocal commercial rela-
tions as will be benefCialstO.all and secure
more extensive markets for the products OF
each of said countries
The bill provides that the President
shall appoint six commissioners who shall
attend the conference on behalf of the
United States, and shall report the pro-
ceedings thereof to the President, who shall
transmit the report to Congress. An ap-
preparation of $50, COO 10 pay the reasona-
bic expenses OF the conference IS provided
for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
A HIGH COMPLIMENT
PAID SENATOR EENNA By HIS ISREPCBLICAN
COLLEAGUES
Appointed Chairman Of the Senate Subcommittee on
COnmerca-SslaDr Faulkner's Plans-hr.
Lucas Will Issue Manifesto
cssdiEgs Of tie Senate.
Special Tslsqrqn to The REGISTER.

Special TSEsGrGR 10 The REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December Is
The Senate Committee on Commerce held
its first meeting this morning, to map out
its work for the session. The committee
appointed a subcommittee, to which all
nominations made by the President and
referred to the general committee are to be
referred for investigation, and Senator
Kenna was made chairman of the sub
committee. This is regarded in the nature
of marked compliment to the West Eir-
ginia Senator, coming as it does from q
Republican majority.
Senator Faulkner's family will not come
to Washington this winter. He will be cn
three OF the hardest working committees
in the Senate, and he proposes TO devote
his entire tine 10 his Senatorial duties,
and looking after the interests Of his con-
stituents. He will ignore for the present,
as much as possible, the social customs Of
the capital, and become thoroughly inOcu-
lated with the business of the Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
A GLORIOUS NEW SOUTH.
How She Has Risen Resplendent from
the Ashes of Civil War.

the Ashes of Civil War.
BALTIMORE, December l5.-The Manu-.
.fdcturerS' Record of this week will say: "a
few weeks ago two parties Of Northern and
Western capitalists anI iron manufactur-
ers, representing in the aggregate over
$500, OO0, 900, and including George NJ.
Pullman, August Belmont, Jr., Hon.
Robert T. Lincoln, members of the bank
ing houses Of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and
Powers & Co., of New York, and others,
went South for the purpose of making a
personal investigation as to the industrial
and railroad progress Of that section and
the prospects for the future From a num-
Der of these gentlemen the Record has
secured letters giving their views upon this
subject as well rs letter by Hon. S. A.
SchOonmaker, Of the Interstate Railroad
Commission.
Judge SChoonmaker's letter is based on
his study of the South during the visit OF
the Interstate Commission there last
spring. He says that the South will soon
rival if not surpaSs the North Sad West in
the quantity ard value of its products and
in the enterprise and resources of the peo-
pie. Its great advantages are iuexhaus-
tible resources and cheap production. The
additional circumstances of a more homo.
genOus country, better appreciation OF
our national union, with the blessings
which it secures TO every portion of the
country, greatly improved sanitary copdi-
tiOus, better schools, more pronounced in
dividuality, ard increased home comforts,
fill ont the picture of the new South. The
others speak in an equally favorable strain
the solid growth of the South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
The Enther,s Right and Duty.

PHILADELPHIA, December l5.-In the
rev Court House, before Judge Allison,
yesterday, Vim. II. Moore pleaded not guilty
to cruel treatment to his son and daughter,
aged respectively about 10 and 9 years.
Under all the evidence in the case, Judge
Allison said that he was satisfied that the
charges against the defendant had been
overstrained. Ii was the fathers right,
aud not only h:.s right hut his duty, to in
fliCt proper punishment upon his children
when occasion called for it. There had
been some progress made of recent years
toward establishing the idea that father
had DO right to control his household, but
he hoped the day was far distant when
such a doctrine should he established.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
WEST VIRGINIA'S SHARE
In the Proceeds of the Morrill, Bill-OhiO's
Depleted Treasury.

Spccid! Ts,eQrGm 10 TIC Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December 10
On MOuday last Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont,
re-introduced into the Senate bill which
was pending in both Houses last year, but
which failed to become law, providing
for the return T. the several States and
Territories al moneys collected under the
direct tax levied By the act Of Congress,
approved August 8, l56l. The bill WAS
the first one considered by committee,
AMI was reported back from the Committee
Oh Finance, on Tuesday, with a recon-
mendati0n that it pass. Should this bill
become law, and it probably will, there
will be turned iuto the Treasury OF the
State 0l West Virginia SOS, 4T9.65. This
is the bill that the Ohio officials were so
anxious to have passed last winter, in or
der to replcnish their depleted treasury.
II is understood that ii was through Sen
atOr Sherman's influence that the bill re-
ceived such prompt action at the present
session, as it is said the Treasury Of the
Buckeye State is il a very deplO'able con-
GitiOn vet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
THE SENATE AT WORK.
Call and Edmuuds Have a Bout-Major
Poore's Heirs BeftIended.

Call ana fumunuS nave DOul-ndlOE
Poore's Heirs BeftIended.
WASHINGTON, December l5.-AmCTg
the papers laid before the Senate to-day
was q communication from Italian resi-
dents of Washington, proposing to present
to the United States marble bust Ct Gar
ibaldi, a link in the chain of sympathy
which all free men feel for the champions
OF liberty and republican government.
Referred to Committee on Library.
Bills were introduced and referred as
follows:
By Mr. Call, to prohibit L. S. Judges
and Courts from authorizing the borrow
ing of money by receivers o: railroads and
other corporations, beyond the amount OF
their annual Uet income; also, to prohibit
the appointments ct such receivers without
evidence Ot the fuaucial condition Of the
company. lie moved their reference to
the Committee on Inter State Commerce.
Mr.. Edmunds moved their reference %
the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Call opposed that re!ereace, on the
ground that like bills bad beeu before that
committee lust Congress 2Cd had received
no attention. His opinion was that no re-
liet would be afforded to the people by TIE
Judiciary Committee in the consideration
OF bulls OF suCh a character.
Mr.. EfmunlS confessed that the Judi
Ciar: CcmmittCe was not very much in
chnsd 10 interfere with the exercise OF dis
Cretion by the courts. lie Withdrew his
amendment. The hills we're thercu0ou
referred 20 the Committee on lnter-S ate
Commerce.
The Senate adopted a resolution to pay
six months salary to the heirs Of the late
Major Ben: Perley POore, clerk to the
Senate Committee on Printing.
Sora,Or Butter intrnduCeda bill To license
railway conductors engaged in inter state
commerce. 1t provides that no railroad
shall employ any person ~ railway con,
ductor, upon any train engaged in inter
state commerce. unless the person is
licensed ~ required by the act. 1t pro-
yides for chiet examiner who snail have
had five years service as a railway cOnduC-
tor, and Of supervising examiners to con-
stitute q national board OF examiners,
which shall establish all necessary regula-
tions. No license shall he granted 10 any
one TO act as railway conductor who has
not had ~ least one years experience as q
railway conductor or brakeman on sur
face road Of the district. The bill was
framed by the National Association OF
Railway Conductors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
IVES DISMISSED.
No Cause Of Complaint Found Against
Him,

No Cause of Complaint Found Against
Him.
NEW YORK, December lj.-lieHry ).
Ives was arraigncd this afternoon in the
IOmbs Police Court for stealing SlOO, 600
from the c., II. Il d. Railroad. Julius
Dexter President of the road, was cx-
amined He testified that Ives bad never
accounted for the Sl00, 600 draft i'll quCs-
tion. Mr. Dexter said he had been an Of
ticer Of the company only since August II.
He owned two shares OF stock, which
had been transferred to him by Ives, who
controlled sevcn-eights of the stock OF the
Chicago Hamilton x Dayton. lie could
not be positive that Ives had not notified
the treasurer of the draft transaction.
When Ives threatened to eniOin him from
raising the sevens loan, he threateded TO
proceed against him criminally. Witness
was now prosecuting without authority OF
the Chicago, Hamilton I; Dayton. On ex.
animation tie books showed that on June
6 Ives loaned to Robert Garrett $500, 600.
The 500, 600 was charged TO Ives as trus'
tee. Mr.. Dexter here moved TO dismiss
the complaint on the ground of want OF
want of evidence, and Justice kilbreth
took the papers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
A slight Change Tor the Worse.

SAN RENO, December lj.-Drs Schrad
der, krauss and Howell have issued bul-
letin concerning the condition Of the Crown
Prince, in which they say that during the
last few weeks the innsmmatory symptoms
in the larynx have entirely disappeared.
The surface tumor itself appears TO be
partly cicatrized aud partly covered With
fiat growths, which have a tendency 10 in
crease. The patients general condition il
undistuTbed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
HOPE Is LEFT
That the CommissiOn Sy Settle the Fish
cry QuestIon Satisfactorily.


WINNIPEG, MAN, December IL. Sir
Charles Tupper, Canadas representative in
the fisheries negotiations, arrived here from
Washington yesterday TO visit members of
his family. He declined TO sHy anything
specific about the State OF the negotiations
hut said 1--WE have had n number of
very interesting meetings, and the fact
that We have adjourned until January
shows that we still hope 10 arrive at sat
isfactory conclusion. am not without
hope that we shall reach a settlement ad-
vnntageOus and honorable 10 all parties
concerned. =
Sir Charles declined 10 express an opinion
~ 10 the effect on the commercial union
movement Oi President CicvrlaEh'S mes
sag, rs To Do - wou!d be- improper il view
of his official position. Personally, he had
alway6 favored reciprocity, and he thought
the treaty Of 1854 was satisfactory 10 Can
adams generally and that its termination
IN 1866 was unfortunate for both countries
He looke'l forward 10 closer commercial
relations at no distant day. lie thought
the differences of the President, Secretary
Falrchild and Speaker Carlisle indicated an
enlargement of the free list TO include nu
LlerOus raw materials. This would Incl
dentally he beneficial to Canada, which
exports raw products to the United States
in considerable quantities There il a
statute authorizing the Governor General
TO reduce or remove duties on large mum
her of natural products Of the United States
whenever the United States reduces or
abrogates the duty on similar products Of
Canada. The power is discretionary, but
there il no donbt that the Governor Gen.
cTal and Council would exercise II when
ever an opportunity was offered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
A LATER REPORT.
His Condition Critical Last NIght-VeIy
Weak from Hemorrhac,s

His Condition Critical Last NIght-NeIy
Weak from Hemorrhac's.
SCRANTON, PA, December l5.-Mr.
Powderly's condition tonight is regarded
as critical by his physicians. lie was
seized with another hemorrhage this after
noon. It is now known that since Lis re-
tnrn to hia home here, he bas slept very
little and is very nervous and restless on that
account, and is also very weak il come
quence of the hemorrhages. He also com-
plains of severe pains in his chest and alb
domen. No one is SLOWED ti ace hiG ex-
ccpt his wife, his physician and Tom
O'Reilly, who is here conducting Mr..
Powderly's correspondence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
CARLISLE CONTEST
VIII be Considered First by the Commit
on Elections.

WASHINGTON, December l5.-The
House Committee on Elections organized
and held its first meeting to-day. Almost
without discussion the committee resolved
to take up the Thoebe-Carlisle contested
election case, and notices will be issued to
the contestants, or their attorneys, to ap-
apear before the committee at its next
meeting, when the time for beginning the
consideration of the case will be filed. The
committee adjourned to next Tuesday.
BEYOND desire to speedily dispose of the
ThOebe-Carlisle case, there was no intima-
tion during the days proceedings of the
order in which the contested election cases
now before the committee will be consid-
cred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
AS ONE STATE.
The Attempt to Have Dakota Admitted
Without Division.

ABERKEEN, OAK, December lj.-The
Admission Convention, which assembled
here this morning is one of the most inn
portant and largely attended gatherings
yet chrouicled in the political annals OF
the Territory.
The factional differences between the
people of Northern and Southern Dakota
have 80 far been reconciled that there can
scarcely he said to be any serious opposi-
ton now entertained 10 the admission Of
the entire territory a. one State. The pop.
ulation Of Pierre and some of the Contigu-
ous districts will, when the memorial
comes before Congress, enter protest be-
yond all possibility Of doubt, but so large
proportion of the residents Of Southern
Dakota have espoused the project for sin
gle Statehood that the irreconcilables will
not command sufficient adherents 10 pre-
vent the consolidation. Tie principal
business Of the convention will consist Of
the adoption of n memorial to Congress
and appointment Of lobbying committee
to 20 to Washington The opening Of the
Sioux reservation will be favored.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-16
GONE ASTRAE.
a Good Man Gets Away With $4,000 of
"A Banks Money.

-
Banks Money.
PHILADELpHIA, PA, December l5.-
Joseph Knight, bOok-keeper OF the Manu-
facturcrs' National Bank, was taken before
a United States Commissioner this after
noon, charged with stealing from the
funds Of the bank between sixty and sew
enty thousand dollars. The officers OF the
bank discovered Knights delinquencies
several weeks ago. They placed the case
in the hands OF the Pinkerton agency ard
Knight was arrested tew days ago. The
matter was kept quiet by the bank until
to day. 1t is said that Knight had been
appropriating TO his own use the banks
money for nearly twenty years. Mr..
knight was book-keeper OF the Manuiac-
turers Bank for thirty five years, and has
alwaya been considered trustworthy
mau.